Seven years after the fatal Marco Polo fire, Honolulu might extend a key deadline for condo associations after failing to pass a sprinkler law.

The former movie palace has languished for almost 40 years, prompting the Honolulu City Council to take steps toward condemning the valuable property.

Updated: After experiencing long Election Day lines in 2020, city officials thought they knew how to fix them. Their efforts fell short.

The proposed measures would affect climate change funding, City Council member salaries, an ocean safety oversight commission and emergency management leaders.

In a tale of two neighborhoods, street festivals can be a headache for people in Waikiki while community leaders say they could be an economic lifeline for Chinatown.

Eight long-term tenants highlighted in a Civil Beat story, whose rental subsidies were to end Nov. 1, will not be displaced.

The organization said it failed to reach its fundraising goal this year and can't afford to maintain the housing program at the Central Y.

Neighborhood board members are frustrated at restrictions on what they can talk about at their meetings.

As the city faces a deadline to choose a site for a new landfill, it’s considering other methods of garbage disposal.

Honolulu Council members are looking to the Canadian city as a model for their own version.